Question

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Answer 1

Using complete sentences, answer the following questions:
What is the average common ratio between the successive height values of ball 1? Ball 2? Ball 3? Experimental errors may cause common ratios to have some variances within the data for one ball. Use the average common ratio.

Answer 2

He recorded the height of each bounce, beginning with the height from which the ball originally fell, in the chart below:
Ball 1 Description Ball 2 Description Ball 3 Description
Height 1
(starting point)
3 ft
3 ft
3 ft
Height 2
2.4
1.9
0.9
Height 3
1.9
1.2
0.3
Height 4
1.5
0.8
0.1
Height 5
1.2
0.5
0.02

Answer 3

I will email or text a picture of the chart to whoever can help! It wont let me upload on here!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

@Nnesha do you want me to send you a picture of the chart?

Answer 6

I dont know how to do this ima sorry i could search it up

Answer 7

If you could search it up that would be amazing because I am very lost on how to do it.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

i'm sorry hun i tried this one I couldn't get it.

Answer 10

LOL, SOMEBODY ACTUALLY TAGGED EVERY USER IN MATH

Answer 11

please, never do this again though

Answer 12

WHOA! No Mass Tagging.

Answer 13

ikr please don't do that again. :)

Answer 14

this is not allowed

Answer 15

Okee dude, no party tagging... like... dont... its annoying

Answer 16

Please dont mass tag @redmypony

Answer 17

Aks specific people, not everyone

Answer 18

I'm desperate its been on here since yesterday afternoon

Answer 19

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 20

sorry didn't know

Answer 21

i am not good at math sorry :P

Answer 22

hold on. I found a few other Open Study q's that are the same thing. they might help let me check out their answers.

Answer 23

Nevertheless, do not mass tag. It violates OpenStudy's Code-of-Conduct.

Answer 24

I'm sorry, but I have no idea. The best thing to do is guess. (If you truly have no idea) But, if you work on it, there will be a correct answer.

Answer 25

Look at this one. A kind person gives a very detailed explanation. http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/54edbee5e4b0dc552b646c2d
@redmypony

Answer 26

I really have no idea how to do this because I suck at math so, in the future, please refrain from tagging me unless you need help in English.

Answer 27

I think you need to show the chart properly

you need to work out the ratio of
height 1/ height 2
height 2/height 3
height 3/height 4
height 4/height 5

for each ball

Answer 28

Thanks @fuzzybird I think it it will help

Answer 29

np

Answer 30

For the first one, you need to decide "what do I have to do to the 3 to get to the 2.4? Then what do I have to do to the 2.4 to get to the 1.9?" What I did to come up with answer was divide the 3 by 2.4. I came up with 1.25. So I decided to see if, when I divide each term by 1.25, will I get the next term in line? I did. 3/1.25 = 2.4. 2.4/1.25= 1.9. 1.9/1.25 = 1.5. So the common ratio for ball 1 is 1.25

Answer 31

1.58 is ball 2's common ratio. I found that the same way. See, the common ratio is only a reflection of the change in the data. The change from one point to the next is to divide it by 1.58.

Answer 32

The average common ratio would be to add the 2 ratios you found and divide them by 2. That's the average common ratio

Answer 33

@redmypony